Create interactive fiction in Google Docs #YouTube
Go beyond boring writing assignments by create interactive fiction (in the vein of the choose your own adventure books) in Google Docs!
Previously I wrote about creating bookmarks that can easily create Google documents, but since that was almost two years ago, it is time to revisit the solution. Google has special URLs (web addresses) that will create a Google document when you click on them. For the five main types of documents, the links are: Google…
Your students may not be comfortable with presenting in front of the class, causing them to simply dump everything on to each slide and read from the slides. By using Slide notes and the Present with notes view, students no longer need to feel like they need to put everything they want to say on…
Provide visual proofreading advice on pieces of writing in Google Docs and export Google Doc comments into an organized table. Source: Revision Assistant – Google Docs add-on Once installed, Revision Assistant supercharges the basic edits/suggestions that is in Google Docs. With Revision Assistant, a teacher can mark up the document, offering ways to improve the…
Loom is a great application for creating screencasts, and it is completely free for teachers! In this video I cover getting started with Loom and compare the Chrome extension with the Loom application.
We’re going to use http://obs.ninja to share our mobile device camera. The video will appear in a browser tab, making it easy to share with any video conferencing software. Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebooks, Android phones, iPhones, tablets… They all work! The advantages of using https://obs.ninja : * Works with any device * Wireless * You…
Source: Word Cloud Generator – Google Workspace Marketplace Here’s a cool add-on for Google Docs, Word Cloud Generator. Once added, you can create a word cloud of your document right inside of Google Docs. There are a few options, including removing words, but these are pretty limited.